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A Word from the Vine No. 185: The Urgency of Coming Together in Christ's Name

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, welcome back to another episode of "A Word from the Vine." I'm Pastor Loren. Today, we gather to discuss a matter of great immediacy and significance: "The Urgency of Coming Together in Christ's Name."


In Matthew 18:20, our Lord Jesus said, "For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them." This powerful statement underscores the importance of gathering together in the name of Jesus.


As followers of Christ, we must understand that there is immense power in our unity. When we come together as a community of believers, we strengthen our faith, support one another, and stand as a resilient force against the forces of corruption and tyranny.

In today's world, it's easy to become isolated, to prioritize our personal pursuits and interests over our faith community. However, this isolating tendency can lead us away from the path of righteousness.


We must remember that the Church is not just a building; it is the assembly of the righteous. It is a place where we can worship, learn, and grow together. It's where we receive the sacraments and proclaim the Gospel. It's where we find strength in each other's presence and in the presence of our Lord.


Let us not forsake the gathering of believers, as Hebrews 10:25 reminds us. Instead, let us prioritize our faith and relationships with Jesus above all else. Let us come together in His name, standing united as a beacon of light in this dark world.


In conclusion, my dear brothers and sisters, the urgency of coming together in Christ's name cannot be overstated. We must set aside our differences, our worldly pursuits, and prioritize our faith community. For it is in these gatherings that we find our true strength and resistance to corruption.


Let us heed the words of our Lord and gather in His name, for He is with us when we do so. Amen.

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